Day 26: Monday, 28th February 2000

Table of Contents

Part I: Initial Proceedings (1.1 to 9.13)

Transcription Details 1.1-1.26

Administrative Issues Regarding Documents 2.1-9.13

Part II: David Irving Cross-Examines Dr. Heinz Peter Longerich (9.14 to 70.17)

Section 9.14-51.10

Longerich on errors from previous day 9.14-11.23

Longerich’s use and interpretation of Karl Wolff manuscript 11.24-28.22

Himmler telephone call on Nov. 30, 1941 28.23-41.23

Memo written by Horst Arneirt 41.24-46.6

Roethkt note and construction of barracks at camps 46.7-51.10

Section 51.11-70.17

Number of people murdered at Auschwitz 57.8-60.20

Horthy conference with Hitler 60.21-68.17

Conference between Hitler and Antonescue 68.18-70.17

Part III: Richard Rampton Cross-Examines Dr. Heinz Peter Longerich (70.18 to 126.6)

Section 70.18-108.22

Hitler’s knowledge of Himmler’s activities 70.18-83.25

Himmler and Berger’s correspondence regarding death camps in occupied Eastern territories 83.26-101.6

Complaints by civil servant Lohse about uncontrolled execution of Jews in Lepeier and subsequent orders to surrender control to the SS 101.7-108.22

Section 108.23-126.6

Correspondence between Altemeyer and Walter Bruns telling Bruns to continue killings but more discretely 108.23-114.09

Transparency in reporting done by Germans 114.10-117.15

Chelmno and movement of prisoners 117.16-126.6

Part IV: Irving’s Submissions and Concerns (126.7-159.4)

Irving expresses concern regarding the location of the Muller document 126.7-128.24

Access to Himmler’s private diaries in the Israeli archives 128.25-129.15

Lipstadt’s claims against Irving, what constitutes defamation, Irving’s association with extremist groups 129.16-147.18

Irving’s concerns regarding Funke’s upcoming testimony 147.19-159.4